Berryless inkberry during winter
Mountain laurel bush during January
Inkberry retained berries during winter
Huckleberry
Branch of dwarf huckleberry
The huckleberry is a flowering plant that focuses on vertical growth. It prefers acidic, sandy soil and produces berries that are commonly consumed by deer. Photo was taken in August of 2024.
Dwarf Huckleberry
The dwarf huckleberry usually grows to be 2-3 feet but in some cases it can grow much higher.
Blue huckleberry
Blue Huckleberry
The blue huckleberry (or dangleberry) is a lot larger and bushier than the dwarf huckleberry. It also tends to yeild more berries.